What kind of payments?

When trying to buy from various different retailers online, most connect via mercardo libre for card payments, sometimes it works for international bank cards. Sometimes it does not. Its very hit and miss

Yes, that's something is happening right now, and yeah, everyone is welcome respecting the culture

Anyone have recommendations for colivings in CDMX?

Niu Narvarte departamentos

Am I the only one in Guatemala City??

Hi! Nice to meet y’all. US based Founder/Product designer heading to Mexico City for a month tomorrow. Any recommendations for learning Spanish? Open to 1:1, classes etc.

Anyone heading out in Playa del Carmen tonight? Me and another Aussie are going out.

Learned Spanish and Portuguese with the app called Tandem.

Thanks for all the tips! Appreciate it.

Any scuba divers in Playa Del Carmen/Tulum rn? Looking to do a bunch of diving here.

If anyone is in Oaxaca in January feel free to slide into my DMs 🌮🎉👋

Hi nomads! question: last year I went to PDC via Cancun and was asked for a flight out of Mexico to enter the country. Is this still happening to you?

Hit and miss

Thanks Bee

Who's in PDC?

Hi 👋

Is it true that US companies give preference to remote developers who are based in Mexico, especially for LATAM-only roles?

Hi

Looking for someone who can exchange peso to crypto.

sent you a dm

Planning my first visit to Mexico

Looking for recommendations of city to spend 2-4 weeks, work-focused, time off just around restaurants and malls

México City

Prob Mexico City. Gastronomical I would say Oaxaca de Juarez, but not too many malls to see there. Additionally, you should check with your host that you have proper internet.

✌️ Tulum for a month, hmu

Is anyone in Cancun?

"Tulum" "Cancun"
I know nothing about Mexican beaches

would appreciate if someone can recommend me one I can fly from Mexico City, can be a resort as long it's not so overrated / crazy expensive

Guadalajara if you don’t want the chaos of Mexico City, there’s a wework in Plaza Andares and Plaza Midtown, you can do your work and head out to some cool restaurants and 10 min away there are cool coffee shops and bars to hang out

"If you hold a valid U.S. visa (including B1/B2) that is multiple-entry and valid at time of travel, you do not need to apply for a Mexican visa or ETA."

Anyone can confirm? no ETA needed??

Any recommendations for things to do in Guanajuato? I arrive tomorrow.

Does anyone know of a coworking space that also provides screens? IE not just a desk/chair but a big screen that I can connect to and work more comfortably?

Hey any nomads in Tulum rn? I am here for a month and would be interested in meeting up to explore with someone

I’m in Puebla, heading to Oaxaca in few weeks for a month or so.

In Isla Mujeres / Cancun

Anyone in Holbox?

Hi everyone!

I am planning to be in Mexico City in March.

I am wondering if you have any suggestions of places to go to try local foods and other general must-see and do things in CDMX.

I am also keen to learn more about places to eat good food at affordable prices for the day-to-day and what places would be nice to see to the nightlife can be bars, clubs or any other suggestions!

Thanks!

Luis...
Visit "Huerto Roma Verde" on a Saturday or Sunday during the day (usually from 11am onwards). They allegedly close at 8pm, but I think they often have concerts that keep the place open much later. It is a combination of wild mercado, and fun foods. And since it is in Roma, it is super easy to reach (most random CDMX visitors head towards Condessa or Roma).

Thanks wsuzfqutiojm , noted! I am planning to be around that area. If anyone else has other tips, let me know!

I need some digi nomad from mexico to check if mg blog about spanish gramatic rank in mexico https://profissionaisdeseo.blogspot.com

Hi everyone, I'm in Guatemala now and I was thinking of Mexico for the next destination but apparently it's not that safe these days because the mafia killings. Is that the case? How's the situation there now?

https://youtu.be/wSNmDmbKw14?si=udi2exuNGcsJgOi1

Mexico City not at all

Siii, donde??

I’m in Mexico, Isla Mujeres, It’s all good here

Hey - all! Caribbean born adventure seeker/ online business owner ehre looking to move out to Mexico City in a few months - Any advice on finding affordable places to stay? - i have some AirBnbs saved but I want to get a sense of the off market deals too

Hey, depends on what you’re looking for and most importantly where. CDMX has become quite expensive if you want to stay around Condesa/Roma/Polanco and there isn’t really a way around that
I know some of my friends just shot their shot at Airbnb listings by asking if they’d be interested in renting long term outside of the platform to avoid fees (and sometimes taxes)
What locals do also is share apartments, you can look into that as well if you’re open to the idea …

Thanks for the tips Lola! 🙏🏾

Just arrived in Oaxaca. Will be here for a month. Down for any cool interesting meetups and such

Hello, I'm currently in MX and planned to stay a couple of months in PDC (or Tulum) starting from March 20th, to work from there and make good networking. Are some of you guys there? Is the nomads and digital community alive there? Do you have some tip on where and how creating connections?

Thank you so much 😊

Hi all, do you suggest Mexico City as the best place to nomad in Mexico? Or any other locations / cities you all enjoy? Thank you ☺️

imho, overrated location

- bad air and noise pollution
- horrible infrastructure for a city of such size
- locals hate nomads and least warm latinos that I've met

good things
- amazing food scene
- a lot of arts
- nice parties

I appreciate the honesty! Do you have any favorite or recommended locations? :)

Rio/Medellin/Lisbon/Barcelona/Buenos Aires

Thank you so much ☺️

If you’re looking for a super modern city CDMX will not do it for you. But I do firmly believe CDMX is a great option as a digital nomad. There is plenty of things to do, opportunities to meet new people, great places to eat, etc.

I wouldn’t say locals « hate » nomads. It’s just like in every other country, when foreigners come in and prices spike, obviously some of the locals might feels like they’re being chased from their own city or neighborhood.

Another great option for nomads is Puerto Escondido in the state of Oaxaca. There are a lot of nomads there, you have the beach, but it’s also not super modern (though you’ll find everything you need). It’s just more of a beach vibe, cafe working etc.

You could also try Puerto Vallarta. However I’ve just been many times to visit family and vacationing, so idk if there is a huge nomad scene there

Thank you Lola 🥰

One more vote for Oaxaca